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Bristol Post

DJ 'was homeless at 16'

DJ Charlie Sloth has said he was made homeless at 16 and found himself “sleeping on park benches” before a homelessness charity helped him “turn his life around”.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Baltic Wharf No deal yet on former caravan site land

No deal has yet been reached between housing developers and Bristol City Council ‘s housing company Goram Homes over the plan to build 166 flats on a prime site next to the city's Floating Harbour.

3 min  |

August 26, 2025
Bristol Post

Bristol Post

5 most common causes of back pain

BACK pain often begins as a minor discomfort but can gradually become more troublesome over time, and a new study suggests that a form of talking therapy might be able to help.

4 min  |

August 26, 2025
Bristol Post

Bristol Post

Tennis Raducanu 'very pleased' to end winless run at US Open

EMMA Raducanu admitted her winless run in New York had been weighing on her mind after finally claiming her first victory since lifting the trophy four years ago.

2 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

We still need two or three additions, says Clarke

DARRELL Clarke admitted this week needs to be busy for Bristol Rovers in the transfer market as they look to finalise their summer business ahead of next Monday's deadline.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Plan for traveller sites refused

COUNCILLORS in North Somerset have voted down two plans to create more Traveller pitches in a village.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Children at risk from pool closures – union

YOUNG people are being left at risk of drowning because of the “terrifying” closure of swimming pools over the past decade, a union has warned.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025
Bristol Post

Bristol Post

Salute to one of the city's military experts

Even if you never went inside, the Pastimes shop on Lower Park Row was a landmark for decades, an eccentric place full of assorted military memorabilia from around the world. But owner Andy Stevens, who passed away in June, was also a leading authority on some of the most obscure aspects of Bristol's history. Here, local historian Clive Burlton pays a personal tribute to him.

4 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Ireland boss pleased with 'outstanding' defence in victory

IRELAND boss Scott Bemand insisted his side's strength in adversity will stand them in good stead for the rest of the World Cup after overcoming Japan 42-14.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Taylor targets home semi-final for Gloucestershire

GLOUCESTERSHIRE will be looking to assure themselves of a home semifinal in the Metro Bank One Day Cup when they take on Hampshire at the Seat Unique Stadium today.

2 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

'It looks awful' Frustration as development remains unfinished

NEIGHBOURS near an unfinished block of flats in South Bristol have described their frustration after another year of living next to the boarded-up buildings.

3 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Football Hard work throughout summer paid off for me – Sykes

MARK Sykes admitted his summer was “frustrating” after he made his first Championship start for Bristol City in four months against Derby County, but the winger and his teammates are now relishing the challenge of facing Premier League opposition in the Carabao Cup.

2 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Play the innocent?

Reenactment of the case against a mum who killed her boyfriend, as the 'jury' watches on

1 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

BBC declines to comment after arrest

A ‘STRICTLY Come Dancing’ star has been arrested on suspicion of rape.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025
Bristol Post

Bristol Post

'Inspirational' Tributes flow following the shock death of schools boss at 61

FRIENDS and colleagues of an “inspirational” Bristol schools boss have spoken of their shock following his sudden death.

3 min  |

August 26, 2025
Bristol Post

Bristol Post

Dry conditions could make it one of the worst harvests on record

THE UK is on course for one of its worst harvests on record after dry conditions and drought hit staple crops, according to an analysis.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Boss Moyes ‘really pleased’ withJack's Everton showing

EVERTON manager David Moyes was pleased his decision to give Jack Grealish licence to attack paid off after the on-loan Manchester City winger provided the assists for both goals in the 2-0 win over Brighton on Sunday.

2 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Murderer who killed homeless man died in prison

A MURDERER who killed a homeless person in Weston-super-Mare died in prison from a tear in his heart, a review into his death in custody found.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Van-dwellers Council makes call for more support from ministers

BRISTOL City Council is appealing for support from central government to help it tackle van-dwelling.

2 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

CLARKE WANTS 'BUSY' WEEK IN THE MARKET

ROVERS BOSS HOPING FOR 'TWO OR THREE ADDITIONS' TO HIS SQUAD IN FINAL WEEK OF TRANSFER WINDOW

1 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

New measures planned to target 'honour-based' abuse

NEW measures will be introduced to crack down on so called “honour-based” abuse, the Government has announced.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Golf Fleetwood 'so happy' to finally get first PGA Tour win

TOMMY Fleetwood finally ended his long wait for a maiden PGA Tour victory with a three-shot success at the Tour Championship in Atlanta to be crowned FedEx champion.

2 min  |

August 26, 2025
Bristol Post

Bristol Post

Women's rugby Botterman aiming to be 'best loosehead in the world'

ANNAH Botterman is determined to become the “best loosehead prop in the world” following her standout display in England’s Women’s Rugby World Cup opener.

2 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

When someone loses a lot of money, someone else gains it

HAVE no wish to assert that, in our capitalist economic society, everyone else but I is a thief or a fool, but money has been employed as a marvellously flexible token for five millenia.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Cricket Ton-up Tom hails fine all-round display from Somerset

SOMERSET remain in the hunt for a Metro Bank quarterfinal after easing to a four-wicket run win over the Kent Spitfires at Canterbury.

2 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Universities Is rapid growth fuelling city's housing crisis?

As around 70,000 students prepare to start or resume their studies in Bristol, Tristan Cork looks at the growth of the city's two major universities

6 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Mushroom case survivor speaks

THE sole survivor of a lunch laced with toxic mushrooms yesterday said he felt only half alive, following the death of his wife - and he continued to grieve the loss of his two closest friends.

1 min  |

August 26, 2025
Bristol Post

Bristol Post

'I nearly cried when I first heard it' Firm gives Sarah her voice back

A MOTOR neurone disease sufferer who spoke like a ‘robot’ for years can now use her own voice - thanks to a pioneering Bristol technology company.

3 min  |

August 26, 2025

Bristol Post

Southern Didcot grab late equaliser to foil Manor Farm

BRISTOL Manor Farm were denied victory by a late Didcot Town equaliser in Saturday's Division One South game at The Creek.

1 min  |

August 25, 2025
Bristol Post

Bristol Post

WEPL Downend in quick return to Premier Two after thrashing by Bath

DOWNEND’S relegation and an immediate return to WEPL Premier Two Bristol/ Somerset was confirmed with a 180-run defeat away to Bath in Premier One.

1 min  |

August 25, 2025